Questions tagged with 'take'http://www.grammarly.com/answers/questions/tags/take2015-08-02T13:25:39Zpresent continuous for future use take/answerhttp://www.grammarly.com/answers/questions/53075-present-continuous-for-future-use-takeanswer/
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Why can you not say &quot;I am taking / answering your questions at the end of the presentation?&quot; In other words, why can you not use the present continuous here?</p>
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<p><small>asked <a href="/answers/questions/53075-present-continuous-for-future-use-takeanswer/">Nov 12 &#39;14 at 10:26</a> by <a href="/answers/users/331087/cailin" class="profile">cailin</a>, New member</small></p>
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The time frame is the future, i.e., the end of the presentation. You could use the simple future, I will take..., or the future progressive, I will be taking...</p>
<p><small>answered <a href="/answers/questions/53075-present-continuous-for-future-use-takeanswer/#answer_38873">Nov 13 &#39;14 at 14:08</a> by <a href="/answers/users/132282/lewis-neidhardt" class="profile">Lewis Neidhardt</a>, Grammarly Fellow</small></p>
Bring or take?http://www.grammarly.com/answers/questions/50022-bring-or-take/
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Should I say &#39;Bring your things back home&#39; or &#39;Take your things back home&#39; talking to someone who, in that moment, is at his own place, which is the place I&#39;m suggesting to take/bring his things and those things are located in a place that is neither where I am nor where he is.</p>
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Hope this is somewhat clear,</p>
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Thanks!</p>
<p><small>asked <a href="/answers/questions/50022-bring-or-take/">May 13 &#39;14 at 20:09</a> by <a href="/answers/users/317304/manuela" class="profile">Manuela</a>, New member</small></p>
anyone correct my grammer if there any mistakes...http://www.grammarly.com/answers/questions/12419-anyone-correct-my-grammer-if-there-any-mistakes/
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Can you correct the grammer for this paragraph?</p>
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(this is not a school work, these are my own words)</p>
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As long as we have had tabloids, we have had tabloid scandals, (The New York Times, July 19 2011). Just about anyone can produce a neutral, favorable, or unfavorable impression toward a person, place or thing, depending on the language used. Many tabloid newspapers (I will not be naming any) are known for their exaggerated descriptions and stories. Tabloid newspapers are an example of inaccurate stories. For example a tabloid newspaper could make San Diego appear like Hawaii or it could destroy it by describing it to being like something it isn&rsquo;t. Tabloid writers furthermore try to persuade readers that their stories are true, when in reality they are relating to the fact but not purely unfolding the authenticity. In my opinion, tabloids could be used for time pass (simply just for fun). And if there is a certain topic which seems really attractive then I think, it should be researched in depth from various resources so that the actual story comes forward, and not just believe on a simply overstated piece of writing.</p>
<p><small>asked <a href="/answers/questions/12419-anyone-correct-my-grammer-if-there-any-mistakes/">Feb 16 &#39;13 at 03:29</a> by <a href="/answers/users/159893/maria" class="profile">maria</a>, New member</small></p>
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Maria, this forum isn&#39;t an editing service.&nbsp; We aren&#39;t employees here. Grammarly has a grammar checker that will point out the grammatical errors in a long passage.&nbsp; If you have a question about grammar or word usage, we&#39;ll be glad to discuss it.&nbsp;</p>
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Grammar does not have the letter &quot;e&quot; in it.&nbsp;</p>
<p><small>answered <a href="/answers/questions/12419-anyone-correct-my-grammer-if-there-any-mistakes/#answer_16719">Feb 16 &#39;13 at 05:25</a> by <a href="/answers/users/24140/patty-t" class="profile">Patty T</a>, Grammarly Fellow</small></p>